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Thanks i'll save this to my list and keep an eye on the prices and new hardware.

Probably wont get newly announced products since it will be overpriced, thats why i turned to forums to at least make a list that can be changed in the future before I decide to order parts but just to have a base from where I'm starting from or i can look at ...

Would like to stick with Nvidia don't want to make a switch to AMD maybe even go 1 gen down to 3000 series if its affordable

Budget (including currency): Around 2000€ Country: EU Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Photoshop, premiere, blender, overwatch, csgo, valorant, ark, GTA5 Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I'm building an entirely new ATX size system for around 2000€ targeted gaming at 1440p 144hz, planning on buying it in the next 2/3 months around July/August/September 2023. I would really like an Rtx 4000 series and an i7 processor at least, DDR5 RAM if possible since I'm planning on keeping the system for the next 5+ years. All recommendations are welcomed except for a case I'll buy one in a local store. Thanks in advance

Just to follow up with a solution, I think I messed something up in my MSI afterburner software since I tried overclocking the GPU a little it corrupted some files or something but I couldn't figure out what was wrong so I uninstalled the app and deleted the files but nothing happened. The solution was DDU, so I removed the GPU from my system, cleared the CMOS battery, booted the onboard graphics into safe mode windows, started the program, and uninstalled all Nvidia drivers software i had on my system. Turned the PC off, installed the GPU back in turned it back on and only downloaded GeForce software for drivers, been working flawlessly since then. Not messing with MSI afterburner anymore.

Hello everyone I have an PC with an I7-6700k and an MSI GTX1080 its about 3 maybe 4 years old and i started encountering issues: Explanation: Recently I've started getting huge lag spikes in games that basicly makes them unplayable. For example lets say im playing Overwatch (it hapens in every other game aswell) the same settings I've always played on since it came out (https://prosettings.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Overwatch-Graphic-Settings.jpg) here is a link to the same settings. So one day im playing without any issues and suddenly my game CRASHES, this is the first time a game ever crashed on this PC which confused me but i sad okay it happens then i restarted the game got back in but the game kept going fom 400fps down to 1fps and back to 200fps and so on and so forth, it was just jumping all arround the place and when i took a look at the task manager i saw that my gpu was running at 99% usage!! And ever since that day im unable to play any game without lagging my GPU immediatly jumps to above 80% usage but temps stay normal. Troubleshooting: - At first I thought maybe its thermals but nope its running fine arrund 65-75 degrees celcius and there is not dust on it or in it - Then i thought it was drivers so I unninstalled drivers from Windows10 device manager reinstalled new ones but it didn't help the same problem persisted - I tried Googling the problem but changing the settings didn't help (https://prnt.sc/zwr21o) here is what i changed - If anyone is wondering no I haven't changed any parts in my pc since i bought it so there could be no bottlenecking - I also installed all windows updates which didn't resolve any issues Conclusion: I have no idea what might be causing these issues with my GPU and I really need help with it, I will be responding underneath the thread providing any additional information you might need and i will be updating the thread with new information. Please help ***************************************************** Me from the future who fixed the issue (it was something wrong with the drivers) - removed the gpu from the pc - removed the CMOS battery and cleared it by holding power button on my case - added back the battery started the pc, display port now plugged in to motherboard - by using display driver unninstaller i unninstalled all the drivers for my gpu and removed all related software - inserted the gpu back in to the pc - turned it on installed NVIDIA drivers and it was all back to normal

Tried 75hz it still doesn't work.

Vsync makes it glitchy/laggy or should i say there is screen tearing so i don't use it cuz its awfull

Hello, so i recently went from windows 10 n *something* (forgot the correct name) to windows 10 pro, and now i can't seem to get an option for a higher refreshrate in my games. I have a GTX 1080 and i overclocked my monitor to 76hz with nvidia control panel, it says its overclocked but there is no option to go to targeted refresh rate in any of the games *gonna add some screenshots*. I already reinstalled my drivers, also tried *Custom Installation-clean install* for drivers but nothing helped. At this point idk what else to do any ideas?

I have a msi Z170a pro and i can't find any msi fan controll software, i can only find the gpu controll software

Hello everyone are you guys familiar with any software with which i could control my chassis fans? I don't want to constantly enter bios and change it Thanks

Do i just have to reinstall it or do i have to repurchase win 10?

None of these are applicable...i have no idea why i have the N version i just reinstalled whatever i had on my ssd when i bought the new PC

Windows 10 pro N

Well if that is the case why doesn't it still work if i installed the x64? Im extremely confused